The Buggles released "Video Killed the Radio Star" at the same time as another band, but gained recognition for its music ...

These new wave one-hit wonders, complete with their iconic music videos, helped make MTV the giant it is today.

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Did these new wave songs from 1981 actually predict the future of the decade? Listen closely, and you might just think so.

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The 1980s didn’t just change music — they changed how we experienced it. Before MTV launched in 1981, music videos were afterthoughts, low-budget promotional clips that occasionally appeared on ...

Dolby headlines the Totally Tubular Festival on a lineup that includes A Flock of Seagulls and Bow Wow Wow on the same night ...

From psychedelic pioneers to stadium giants, these artists turned their backs on the sound that made them famous – with ...

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The hard rock legends climbed the charts with the perfect road trip song 45 years ago.

The actress was spotted filming “Possession,” a remake of the 1981 horror film.